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MimiBug123 11-30-2012 11:17 PM

Great score!

miriam 12-01-2012 03:33 AM

I don't run across deals like that either. If they are priced remotely low there is usually a reason. I have had to really work to get some of those to work and at a much steeper price - then when I do try to sell one it sets on CL for ever.

J Miller 12-01-2012 05:42 AM

Maybe it's a guy thing or just one of my personality quirks, but I've gotten the best deals sometimes by buying derelicts and rebuilding them. For instance the 500A we recently got and I did a thread on, cost us about $5.00. We put around $35.00 worth of parts in it and a lot of cleaning, adjusting and time. But it sews good. I've still got a bug or two to work out, but nothing major.

We just saw one on GW go for the high $60.00s which didn't include shipping. All told ours won't cost near that much.

Occasionally a true bargain falls in your lap. Like the Kenmore cabinet machine we got for $00.00, just go pick it up. Nice, nice, machine. A little oil, a little cleaning, and she sews.
I love it when the bargains fall in my lap.

Joe

miriam 12-01-2012 05:58 AM

Well Joe there was a reason it was $5 now wasn't there?

J Miller 12-01-2012 07:00 AM


Originally Posted by miriam (Post 5691181)
Well Joe there was a reason it was $5 now wasn't there?

Well, actually the box of cams and attachments was $10.00 and the machine came with it. So we just figured we'd say $5.00 for each half.

Joe

huntannette 12-01-2012 07:08 AM

unreal......lucky you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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